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What Is Emergency Preparedness in a Digital World?

There was a time when emergency preparedness meant a torch in the drawer, a first aid kit under the sink, and perhaps a few tins in the cupboard. It was practical, physical, and largely disconnected from the systems we now rely on every single day. That world has changed.

Today, much of daily life runs through digital infrastructure. Communication, banking, navigation, work, healthcare, even access to basic services all depend on systems that are largely invisible until they fail. Emergency preparedness has had to evolve alongside this shift. It’s no longer just about what you...

Maximising the benefits of natural ventilation

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 6:11pm

Over the years, the ongoing concern with the environmental impact and cost of using non-renewable energy to ventilate buildings has led to the rediscovery of natural ventilation's many benefits. Since this type of ventilation doesn't rely on machines, it's a safe and affordable means of cooling indoor spaces. With the right design, it can significantly reduce operational and construction costs.

What are the different options for natural ventilation?

Here are the many methods of using natural ventilation in the design of a residential or commercial building.

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Face mask detecting CCTV Cameras coming to a shop near you

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 10/19/2020 - 12:24pm

Shops across the UK are using technology to help staff tackle awkward customers who will not wear face masks in their stores.

The camera system works out if an approaching customer is wearing a mask or not, displays a message on a screen to allow or deny access. Customers who are not wearing a mask are refused entry automatically.

“The technology is just fantastic; the CCTV system automatically allows or denies access to the shop and means staff don’t have to be put at risk from difficult customers complaining, or potentially worse”, explains James Ritchey from CCTV.co.uk...

4 Simple Tips to Build a Successful and Long-Lasting Medium-Sized Business

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Sun, 10/18/2020 - 8:41pm

Many business-owners thrive on a strong sense of ambition for the future. However, because the vast majority are usually too busy meeting their immediate needs, they forget to adopt sustainable practices to ensure the longevity of the endeavour.

Building a successful and long-lasting business is reliant upon your ability to balance the long-term with the short-term, and to pursue avenues and opportunities that support both timeframes. In this article, we will discuss a few tips that should help you achieve this.

1. Focus on Keeping Your Overhead Costs Low

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5 Ways to Improve Patron Cleanliness in Your Restrooms

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Sun, 10/18/2020 - 6:17am

We have all become hyperaware of our personal cleanliness - particularly around our hands - during the 2020 pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus. One of the earliest and still most effective ways to combat infection is to wash your hands well and thoroughly as often as you can, and this is set to become a norm that we carry forward long after the year’s pandemic effects fade. Equipping your public restroom so that it is conducive to cleanliness is something you should invest some money into. Here are some options.

Doorless or Contactless Entry and Exit

The very first thing and...

Fisher German

Leading property consultancy opens new Exeter office

Authored by Mary Youlden
Posted: Fri, 10/16/2020 - 11:53am

A leading national property consultancy has launched a new office in Exeter as it expands its presence in the South West.

Fisher German has opened a new office at Exeter Business Park as part of ambitious, long-term growth plans.

The firm, which has 26 offices across the UK, offers a broad range of professional services including all aspects of land and property management and consultancy.

It covers the six main property sectors of rural, utilities and infrastructure, sustainable energy, planning and development, commercial and residential.

Fisher...

End of the annual report as we know it? Researchers set out future of corporate reporting

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Thu, 10/15/2020 - 8:55pm

How can companies make their annual reports meet the information needs of investors and other stakeholders more effectively?

This is one of the questions addressed in The Future of Corporate Reporting , a discussion paper published by the Financial Reporting Council, with an independent literature review (available here ) by academics from the University of Exeter Business School.

The study considers a common criticism that annual reports can be too long, inaccessible and confused about their audience and purpose, and calls for a new set of common principles for all...

Logistics in remote places

Authored by Sam Richards
Posted: Thu, 10/15/2020 - 12:32pm

Managing logistics in remote places can be a challenge, but the truth is that such locations can often play a key role in the establishment of many crucial supply chains. That’s especially true when it comes to the mining, oil and gas industries.

PLS Logistics states, “ Simply moving freight from point A to point B without any analysis and planning results in high transportation costs. Industries located in remote places have to plan ahead, coordinate and consolidate shipments to meet challenging logistics conditions and avoid additional costs.”

It’s more important than...

How to Digitally Track Your Business Expenses

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Thu, 10/15/2020 - 12:02pm

Tracking expenses is essential for business. It lets you know how your business is doing with indicators in terms of revenues, expenses, profits, debts, and more. It also makes your tax preparation much easier, especially when you are audited by the IRS or state tax authorities. However, workdays can get pretty jam-packed, so it can be difficult to find the time to do this essential operation. However, in today’s app-driven market, there are various easy solutions to help you track your business expenses digitally that will enable you to save time and draw accurate conclusions.

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4 reasons why everyone should learn trading

We are now living in a time where everyone wishes to have a side business or a small source of extra earning either to pay their bills or get a good ROI from time to time. While there are many options out there in the market of earning now, one such source is day trading. Yes, the similar online forex trading job in which you are bound to keep an eye on foreign currency rates and then convert your dollars to pounds in order to sell them and make profits.

However, as the above-mentioned example is one aspect of trading, there is a lot more that one can achieve by learning the...

Tips and tricks to become a freelance photographer

For some, working for themselves is one of those big dreams. Satisfaction, freedom, no one is looking over the shoulder (except your partner), oh, life, right? Well, not in all cases. Freelance photography life can be difficult.

Lack of weekly check-in stability, with no colleagues talking or having lunch for long periods with a small payment. For it to work, you need to be devoted and follow some specific rules. Freelance Photography Jobs has changed the trend of professional photographers globally. This opportunity has also brought a massive chance in saving money, and time to...

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